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If your dog is dealing with vomiting, diarrhea, or digestive discomfort, chances are someone’s told you to feed a bland diet. And while the classic chicken and rice combo is often recommended, it may not always be the most effective—or safest—choice.

It’s 2 a.m. Your dog is scratching. Again. You toss. You turn. You beg them to stop—but they just keep licking their paws or rubbing their face on the rug. You’ve tried the allergy meds. Maybe even the special vet-prescribed kibble. Still, the itching returns night after night. You're exhausted. Your dog is uncomfortable. And you're wondering: "Is this just our new normal?" What if I told you there’s a different approach—one that doesn’t rely on long-term medications and one that actually addresses the root cause? Let’s talk about the power of Whole Foods.

Changing your dog’s food can feel intimidating—but when done properly, it can be one of the best things you do for their long-term health. Whether you're upgrading from kibble to fresh food or simply rotating proteins, how you transition and what you rotate can make all the difference.

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